Celebrating Staff

We are excited to welcome Todd Halvensleben to KL Engineering! He joins us as a Project Leader III on our Infrastructure Services team in the Madison office. Todd is a licensed Professional Engineer in Wisconsin and Iowa and brings more than 30 years of experience in municipal infrastructure, land development, trails and recreation facilities, and

This week is National Construction Appreciation Week! This year’s theme is “Building America Together.” A successful project takes dedication, resilience, and collaboration from many team members. Some projects take a few months, while others may take years. Morgan Nolan, an Engineer II on our construction team in Menomonie, Wisconsin, has been part of a complex

KL Engineering’s internship program is designed to give students hands-on experience in transportation, traffic, design, and civil engineering while helping them discover where their interests and talents can take them. In return, our teams benefit from the energy, curiosity, and fresh perspectives interns bring to every project. Throughout the summer, our interns had opportunities to

In late July, our Lighting Team kicked off the day before sunrise for a salmon fishing trip on Lake Michigan. It was a fun opportunity to connect with teammates and industry partners outside the office. A big thank you to Mlazgar Associates for organizing the outing and Fin N’ Fly Sportfishing for a great day

Since 2023, Kim Tollers has been a valued member of the KL Engineering team. As she prepares to retire this year, we want to recognize the positive impact she has had on our organization. Her knowledge, experience, and willingness to help have been greatly appreciated by our team. Prior to joining KL Engineering, Kim spent

KL Engineering is happy to mentor future engineers through our internship program. It is an opportunity for them to get real world engineering experience in a supportive environment. Cole Cunningham has been working on his technical skills using Civil 3D. The program seemed complicated for him at first, but he got the hang of it!

KL has partnered with Dane County School Consortium and McFarland High School to mentor high schoolers who are interested in the engineering field. This year, we had Tatum Kurtz as an intern, and her time with us is coming to an end. When we asked her about her time with us, she shared: “The most

Time to say goodbye to another great intern! Evelyn Cody embraced every opportunity that came her way this season. She has developed some new skills this summer, and learned a lot from other team members on the job. She shared: “The day where things really clicked for me is when Jon Blomquist and I collaborated

KL team members from across our five offices came together, both in person and virtually, for our third quarterly meeting of the year. We shared recent successes, celebrated employee achievements, and reflected on all that’s been accomplished in the last quarter. It’s always great to connect, acknowledge the people who make our team strong, and

It’s official! Congratulations to Braden Nies, PE! Passing the PE exam is a major accomplishment, and we’re excited to celebrate the next step as Braden officially earns the right to use his Professional Engineer credentials. Since joining our Infrastructure Services team in Green Bay in 2022, Braden has been a valued member of KL Engineering

Throughout the summer, Sam Berg embraced new experiences as one of our interns. We are thankful for his dedication and willingness to learn. He gained insight from members of our construction team as he worked alongside them. “Getting to see how experienced engineers, like Jesse Schreiner and Dean Long, interacted with contractors helped me better

Jim Hanson joined the KL Family this week! He will be working with our Traffic Services team in our Madison office. Jim brings 43 years of traffic engineering and transportation planning experience, with an extensive background supporting transportation projects throughout Wisconsin. His experience includes traffic operations and safety studies, traffic signal design and timing, intersection